Ends 8.05.

The Lampies
Captain Brightlight has fallen in love with a Lampy.

7.10 Arthur
Muffy's cookies prove popular, while Sue Ellen tires of being an only child.

7.35 Rugrats
Angelica has a cold and may not be allowed to go to the circus.

Ends 9.00.

Pablo the Little Red Fox
Pablo wakes up early and explores the city, and Pumpkin is teased about being too short.

8.15 Clifford the Big Red Dog
Emily decides she must find something special for a school "show and tell" session.

8.30 Teletubbies
The rotund foursome watch five girls perform a Kathak dance.

Followed by CBeebies Birthdays

Live second-round coverage from Muirfield, where the players will be striving to survive the cut and make it into the final stages of the tournament. The rewards for success are greater than ever, with a prize fund of £3.8 million and f700,00 forthe winner.
At this stage last year, while
Colin Montgomerie clung on to his lead, defending champion Tiger Woods was poised to mount a challenge after a 68 that put him at three under-only four behind the Scotsman. Ominously, none of Monty's previous tournament victories had come with the formidable American in the field.
Introduced by Steve Rider , commentary by Peter Alliss , Ken Brown , Alex Hay , Wayne Grady , Laura Davies , Julian Tutt and Beverly Lewis , and reports from Dougie Donnelly and Phil Jones. Highlights tonight at 9.40pm.
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BBC1: digital viewers press the red handset button for options including hole-by-hole progress of leading players, highlights and the leaderboard including at 3.20 News Regional News (Digital: BBC London News) Weather

Stephanie Hughes introduces live coverage of the opening night of the 108th Proms season from London's Royal Albert Hall. This year's festival of classical music, comprising 73 concerts between tonight and 14 September, has a Spanish theme, reflected in tonight's programme by a first-night fiesta.

The concert begins with French composer Emmanuel Chabrier's vibrant orchestral showpiece of 1883, Espana. This is followed by the UK premiere of Fandangos, by Puerto Rican composer Roberto Sierra, a piece influenced by the 18th-century compositions of Antonio Soler. The charismatic Siberian violinist Maxim Vengerov is the soloist in another Spanish-tinged work by a Frenchman, Edouard Lalo's Symphonie espagnole - a violin concerto in all but name which won the composer the praise of Tchaikovsky.

Following the interval, William Walton's centenary is celebrated with a performance of his dionysian cantata, Belshazzar's Feast, which vividly depicts the fall of Babylon and begins a survey of Old Testament tales within this year's Proms season.

The concert, which is also broadcast on Radio 3 and the internet, is conducted by Leonard Slatkin, with bass-baritone Willard White and the BBC Symphony Orchestra and Chorus, who are joined by the Choral Arts Society of Washington.

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(BBC Proms Guide 2002: price £5.00, from bookshops or music retailers) (Viva la musical: page 27)

Highlights of today's second-round action in the 131st
Open championship, from Muirfield, Scotland. Presented by Gary Lineker. WEBSITE: www.bbc.co.uk/golf

Presented by Jeremy Vine.
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Somerset Maugham prize-winning poet and literary critic Tom Paulin , renowned broadcaster and journalist Rosie Boycott , and writer Hari Kunzru , author of the historical epic set in India, The Impressionist, are the pundits joining presenter Mark Lawson to mull over the week's cultural highlights and low points.
Producer Tanya Hudson Repeated next Sunday on BBC4

Action from round nine of the World Superbikes championship from the Laguna Seca track in America. Defending world champion Troy Bayliss aims to continue his dominance of this year's championship. But for all his record-breaking exploits, the Australian hasn't been able to pull away from 2000 champion Colin Edwards , who is eager to impress his home crowd. Meanwhile, Britain's Neil Hodgson will want more podium finishes. Presented by Suzi Perry , with commentary from Steve Parrish and Charlie Cox.
Producer Belinda Rogerson

Offbeat drama. A shy and overweight chef working at his mother's diner finds his miserable life brightened by the arrival of a beautiful new waitress. Widescreen. Review page 55.
Director James Mangold (1995, 15)

Repeats are not indicated.
Special Education Caribbean and Moving to English -the last in the Caribbean British sign language series, followed by an introductory Hands Up! and Moving to English, which follows a groupofdeafchildren'svisittoamuseum